2021
DOI: 10.3390/s21072460
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Bézier Curves-Based Optimal Trajectory Design for Multirotor UAVs with Any-Angle Pathfinding Algorithms

Abstract: Multirotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) play an imperative role in many real-world applications in a variety of scenarios characterized by a high density of obstacles with different heights. Due to the complicated operation areas of UAVs and complex constraints associated with the assigned mission, there should be a suitable path to fly. Therefore, the most relevant challenge is how to plan a flyable path for a UAV without collisions with obstacles. This paper demonstrates how a flyable and continuous traje… Show more

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“…4) Path Optimization: Path optimization is a method for determining a viable, optimal or near-optimal, shortest, smoothest, and least-expensive route between the initial location and a destination of choice point while considering certain operational restrictions [116], [117]. Significant challenges to UAV optimal path planning include collision avoidance, route length, time efficiency, cost efficiency, energy efficiency, and completeness [36].…”
Section: B Uavs Collision Avoidance Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4) Path Optimization: Path optimization is a method for determining a viable, optimal or near-optimal, shortest, smoothest, and least-expensive route between the initial location and a destination of choice point while considering certain operational restrictions [116], [117]. Significant challenges to UAV optimal path planning include collision avoidance, route length, time efficiency, cost efficiency, energy efficiency, and completeness [36].…”
Section: B Uavs Collision Avoidance Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two control points define a Bezier curve as a linear curve (first-order curve-a straight line), three control points define a quadratic curve (second-order curve), four control points define a cubic curve (third-order curve). In the developed software complex, third-order Bezier curves are used to determine the shape of the fiber [32]:…”
Section: Porous Structures Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al Satai et al [7] propose using any-angle path-finding algorithms like Basic Theta*, Lazy Theta*, and Phi* paired with Bézier curves to smooth the generated paths to be converted to a flyable trajectory. This is a novel approach to efficiently construct optimal trajectories, but may be limited by its computational complexity for real-time performance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%